Condolence From: Lori Hartman
Condolence: I am sorry to hear of Mr. Murphy's passing. He was my instructor for a few courses at UC Clermont many years ago. He was my favorite! His stories that he shared in class were very interesting! I have often thought of him over the years and will continue to keep him in my thoughts. Praying for his family! He will be missed!!
Sunday October 01, 2017
Condolence From: Charlotte Ferguson
Condolence: Our deepest sympathy to the family and friends for the Great Oaks Health Professions Academy Staff.
Friday September 29, 2017
Condolence From: Judy Bresser
Condolence: Kathy, So sorry to hear about your brother. Pat Foreback always spoke highly of him. May he rest in peace. Will keep you in my prayers.
Thursday September 28, 2017
Condolence From: Lorene Friedman
Condolence: On behalf of the Blue Star Mothers of America, Inc., please accept our deepest condolences in memory of your loved one. The loss of a love one, can leave you with a lot of unanswered question, feelings of stress and anxiety and grief that make events so difficult to handle. A large part of the mission of Blue Star Mothers of America, Inc., is to honor, respect and remember all fallen Veterans of our Military Armed Forces who have worn the uniform of our country and was willing to stand for our freedom. No one can prepare you for the loss of a love one. It comes like a swift wind.
However, may you take comfort in knowing that your love one is now resting in the arms of our Heavenly Father. At this difficult time in your life, we pray that God will grant you the serenity and peace that you need to get through this. May you stay strong and know that you are remembered in our thoughts and prayers.
We sincerely hope that you can find some solace knowing that your loss is shared so deeply.
Lorene Friedman, BSMA PCP
Thursday September 28, 2017
Condolence From: Scott Middendorf
Condolence: I was fortunate enough to not only have Murph as an instructor, but to eventually teach Crime Scenes along side him at the Great Oaks Police Academy. We both looked forward to working together, and he would often tell me that he felt we made a good team, which was high praise from a man who was never shy telling you how he felt. Remembering his love of baseball, Chinese food and his affinity for his "flip phone" will always make me smile. The impact Murph had on hundreds of police officers and investigators will be his legacy. Thank you Murph for being a mentor, a colleague and more importantly, a friend.
Thursday September 28, 2017
Condolence From: Greg Reifschneider
Condolence: We are so sorry for your loss. Those summers of playing baseball are times I will never forget and mean so much to me. We are thinking of you all.
Thursday September 28, 2017
Condolence From: John Campbell
Condolence: I remember Mike as a good man who loved nothing more than to see his little league knothole baseball team be winners. He instilled hard work and a winning attitude in all his players. He wasn't afraid to be tough, but showed his deep care and love for every little guy on his teams. My son was a beneficiary of Mike's coaching and life lessons, and I am grateful Mike was there for him on the baseball field.
Your Work Is Done,
Rest In Peace My Friend!
Thursday September 28, 2017
Condolence From: R. Barry Andrews
Condolence: Mike spent his life in service to the people of Ohio and his family. He taught hundreds of investigators how to be successful crime scene investigators for me and was always there to provide assistance and advice. He will be missed by the law enforcement community. RIP Mike.
Wednesday September 27, 2017
